The Herald - 2022-10-17

• Over-65s at ‘risk of malnutriti­on’ warning as cost of living soars
• Sterling fall drives up fuel by 7p a litre
• UK economy set to enter recession until next summer
• Goss exits Strictly as Mcgee tells how dance show gave her new lease of life after death of husband
• Met officers ‘breaking law’
• UK scientists join astronomy mission to hunt skies for origins of the universe
• Shareholde­rs ‘have seen payouts soar £440 billion above inflation since 2008’
• Probe as man dies in garden workshop ‘gas blast’
• Long-delayed ferry ‘nearly ready for vital testing stage’, chief reveals
• President Biden says PM’S original plan to cut taxes for the rich was ‘a mistake’
• Sturgeon to publish key paper on economy and currency under independen­ce
• JK Rowling: Sturgeon will be to blame if abusers exploit gender reforms
• Welby’s warning on budget impacts
• Organisers delay vote on splitting ministeria­l and leaders’ role
• Scots Greens vote to shelve ties with sister party in ‘trans abuse’ storm
• Scornful Salmond tells Alba Party conference Sturgeon ‘is pursuing the wrong strategy’ over independen­ce
• Young LGBTQI+ people ‘are twice as likely’ to encounter hate speech online
• Healthy diet ‘does nothing to cut risk of dementia’, research suggests
• Spring ball in memory of Ally aims to raise hospice cash
• My parents feared for me after World’s End horror, says Rankin
• Greyfriars Bobby is the top dog in public’s eye
• Hopes of cancer vaccine ‘by 2030’
• Support service launched for deaf cancer patients to fight care barriers
• Hundreds of twitchers flock to island to catch glimpse of rare American bird blown off its migration course
• Rockets strike mayor’s office in city under pro-kremlin control
• Thousands protest in Paris over rising prices
• Four die in blaze at notorious Iran jail as nationwide protests gather pace
• Xi tightens grip on China with call for rapid military expansion
• Issue of the day Kwarteng and flight tracking trend
• Four things unionists should never say about the SNP
• Calm voice of Chancellor tries to cut through the noise
• New rules on illegal eviction only the first step
• Awkward questions about the ‘safe pair of hands’ at No 11
• Teachers’ strikes will hit families the hardest
• Who knew that the TUC could be bought so easily...
• It’s all over: Even Johnson could not save the Tories now
• SNP must give us clarity
• Taking action on victims of financial abuse
• Unfair attack on our schools
• Silencing wind farm opponents
• CLASSIC CROSSWORD
• Double Crossword
• Neighbour’s curosity takes a dark turn
• FOUR OF THE BEST
• City’s bid for brighter future amid the darkening clouds
• Control and sharing are key to weathering storm
• Pioneering chief executive welcomes change and opportunit­ies in business
• £1m biomass project launches in Scotland
• Bad news does not get any better with age, so talk soon

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